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πŸš€ Most startups don't need more Kubernetes engineers.

July 31, 2026 Β· Aditya Pancholi

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πŸš€ Most startups don't need more Kubernetes engineers.

They need a Kubernetes platform that just works.

Over the last few months, we've been building Poorva Cloudβ€”our opinionated Kubernetes Platform Engineering solution that helps engineering teams move from infrastructure management to product development.

Instead of spending weeks assembling and maintaining dozens of open-source tools, teams get a production-ready platform with:

βœ… Kubernetes Foundations
βœ… GitOps-based Deployments
βœ… CI/CD Pipelines
βœ… Observability (Metrics, Logs & Alerts)
βœ… Security Policies & Image Scanning
βœ… Backup & Disaster Recovery
βœ… Infrastructure as Code

Our goal isn't to replace your engineering team.

Our goal is to eliminate the repetitive platform work that slows them down.

Whether you're launching a SaaS product, modernizing legacy infrastructure, or scaling your cloud platform, having a well-engineered Kubernetes foundation changes everything.

At Turf Dev, we're focused on one thing:

Building reliable Kubernetes platforms so engineering teams can focus on shipping productsβ€”not managing infrastructure.

We're currently working with early customers and would love to connect with founders, CTOs, and engineering leaders who are building on Kubernetes.

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Aditya Pancholi

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